What the papers say – July 13
Calls for Britons to begin preparing for Brexit and for a posthumous knighthood for Jack Charlton lead the nation’s papers.
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What the papers say – July 11
Face masks, a return to the office and the TV licence are among the topics making headlines on Saturday.
What the papers say – July 10
The reopening of gyms, pools and leisure centres dominates the nation’s papers on Friday.
Meal deal or the right recipe? What the papers made of Rishi Sunak’s speech
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s £30 billion jobs support package has solicited a mixed response from the nation’s newspapers.
What the papers say – July 9
The nation’s Thursday papers are dominated by Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s £30 billion jobs support package.
What the papers say – July 8
The Chancellor’s plans to get the economy moving, Amber Heard and Johnny Depp in court and car parking charges for NHS staff are among the stories making headlines.
Daily Mirror newspaper giant Reach cutting 550 jobs in cost-cutting overhaul
Around 550 jobs are being axed at Daily Mirror and Daily Express newspaper publisher Reach after it saw sales and advertising revenues tumble during the coronavirus lockdown.
What the papers say – July 7
New developments concerning Huawei’s presence in the UK lead the nation’s papers on Tuesday.
What the papers say – July 6
The nation’s papers are dominated by the announcement of a £1.57 billion economic lifeline for Britain’s arts industry, which has been decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.
What the papers say – July 4
The nation’s front pages are dominated by the “Super Saturday” lockdown easing as well as the Government unveiling its list of countries where tourists can holiday without having to self-isolate.
What the papers say – July 3
The charge and court appearance of British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell appears on many of the front pages, along with a preview of Super Saturday when pubs are allowed to open their doors again in England.
What the papers say – July 2
Unrest in Hong Kong and continuing problems on Britain’s high streets lead many of the papers.
What the papers say – July 1
Planning laws, coronavirus lockdowns and toilet roll troubles are making headlines in Wednesday’s papers.
What the papers say – June 29
Movements within the upper echelons of the civil service make headlines on Monday, while funding for schools and the coronavirus also make an appearance.
What the papers say – June 27
Britons may soon be able to go on holiday to European destinations, according to many of Saturday’s papers.
What the papers say – June 26
The seaside is surging with visitors on the front pages, but there are concerns proper social distancing is not being observed and another coronavirus outbreak is just around the corner.
What the papers say – June 25
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick’s difficulties and hot weather lead Thursday’s papers.
What the papers say – June 24
Most of Wednesday’s front pages are dominated by Boris Johnson’s announcement lockdown measures will be relaxed.
What the papers say – June 23
The aftermath of the Reading terror attack and a scheduled announcement about the easing of pandemic rules feature on the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – June 22
The front pages are largely concerned with what authorities knew about the man alleged to have killed three people in Forbury Gardens prior to Saturday’s attack.
What the papers say – June 20
Further developments in the UK’s response to coronavirus lead many front pages on Saturday, alongside pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge visiting a Norfolk garden centre.
What the papers say – June 19
Farewells to Dame Vera Lynn and the Government’s contract tracing app problems feature prominently on the front pages on Friday.
What the papers say – June 18
The push to reopen schools and the potential benefits of vitamin D for Covid-19 sufferers are among an array of topics on the nation’s front pages.
What the papers say – June 17
Marcus Rashford’s successful campaign to have school meals continue through summer leads most of the Wednesday papers, along with news on a new Covid-19 drug.
What the papers say – June 16
Brexit is back on the front pages on Tuesday, along with a range of other topics including schools and racial inequalities.
What the papers say – June 15
Efforts to get the country shopping again and contrasting concerns about easing social distancing head the nation’s papers.
What the papers say – June 13
Revelations about Downing Street’s handling of the Dominic Cummings affair and ramifications of the coronavirus lockdown on the economy figure prominently on the nation’s front pages.
What the papers say – June 12
Friday’s front pages feature rows over calls to remove memorials to historical figures and further developments in the coronavirus crisis.
What the papers say – June 11
The front pages are led by the imminent relaxing of more social distancing restrictions.
What the papers say – June 10
The Government’s decision to scrap plans to have more primary school children back in class by September dominates Wednesday’s front pages.